What I have read in this report I hope are reality on the ground. Seeing children underneath the tree and mention of gunny bag under the arm, for sittin in school, it reminded me of the days in 1952-53 when I carried my gunny bag and sat under the tre. I kam a Bengali born in Bihar and by the time I was 15 I left Bihar for my service in Indian Navy and since then I have not looked back, I did not have any hope for the Bihar for two reasons 1. Bhrastachar ieGHUSHKHORI, and Mastan Giri that one could never think of any development for a student. I have my brother residing in Bihar, Katihar, whereI seldom go for only reason that Bihar is not the place to live since there is no good school, colleges, Engineering instt. etc. But Ravish Kumar's" Ye jo jo hai - mera Bihar" opened my eyes and found youth of Bihar taking lead in their studies. That there are institutions like Mahavir Mandir near Patna Jn. That there is a Super 30, and many other things which exists no where in India. I feel good about it and feel like if I could get back to Bihar?
Its a long time to go and its for further 5 years and so many things were started in right direction and now due to more seats of laloo and his son as designate Dy,. CM Nithish may have very very tough time and days are very hard for all so dont beat the drums for yesterdays results . come out of that euphoria and think for 5 years as it is very difficaulty to satisfy all the three groups
Re: Wait dont beat the drum in the wake of elections
by avinash kumar on Nov 09, 2015 05:16 PM
It is not nitish kumar all bihari people has tough time ?
